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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-30

We recommend DR. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy for Gravel. 1t cured mes. j. Meteor
mick, U. S. Dep. Mineral SURVEYOR, Bliss
Station, Idaho. My head and face was
mass of putrifaction. DR.. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy purified my blood and am now
well-J. A. Parker, Sunderlinville, Pa
Price 81. Send 2 cent stamp to DR.. Kennedy,
Rondout, N. Y, for book on Kidney, Liver
and Blood disorders. Mention this paper.
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The Interstate commerce law goes into
effect next Monday and railroad lines are at
work on their rates to conform to its provis-
ions. the Maine Central has issued orders
to its ticket agents to cancel all special rates
given to parties going out of the State. Sew
eral had been in force between Bangor and
ST. John, and these are all cancelled.
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A COOP ENTERTAINMENT.
New Advertise ents.

E. E. Davis & Co. present fine display of
children's suits and shirt waists in their
show window. They are meeting with a
largely increased business in their new store
ann they are carrying a better stock than
ever.
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It now transpires that DR.. Cate of Agnes
ro,.om notorietv was a native of the city OF
Augusta and the city can claim the honor OF
disbonor OF being his birthplace. his 1s'het'
DR.. L. N. Cate, was the first homeopathic
nbvs;cian who ever settled in Augusta. lie
removed to Salem, Mass, some ~ years ago
tho famous New York doctor then oeine
.hout 10 wears of age. An Augusta citizen
remembers the boy as one who was always
getting into scrapes. He was very curiousi'
made up.
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The Refrigerator Co. is smoking about all
the hams for consumption in this section.
Joseph Howard of Sidney and Mr.. Ring of
Gardiner do something at the business.
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@-The Sewing Circle of the Howard Be
neyoIent Union, meets this afternoon with
Mrs. Craig. 100 State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-30

in session yesterday. They examined the
site tor the new building.
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MS- April 1lth the Universalist society
will repeat the Egglatine, or egg-sociable
which met with such success on Easter Mon
dav last wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-30

The Governor will appoint April 2lst as
Fast Day. Arbor Day will probably come
about lst of May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-30

ing to attend the ball given by Canton Ever
green.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-30

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
atrenRthens the Intellect.

DR.. D. 2. MCCLURE, Rantoul, Ill, says
81 find it very beneficial to strengthen the
intellect"
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State News.
SoxERs.r,

NORTH ANsoN.-Our correspondep, ~r;,..
March %: Miss Winnifred Ware. who hs.
oeen teaching at Wareham, Mass. i, yisi,;rg
l =, at her home, for a short time.-Wm
0u.ts, who had paryletic shock. Februarv
Iotn, 10 recovering slowly-The snow al
.hougn 1t has settled somewhat. ia .till If !.
1qeptn unprecedented for this time of wear
hev. Mr.. Shaw of Colby University. i, teach.
ing At the Academy this spring.-Mr. mad
VINO mas been spending the winter in Sontb.
ern Caiifornia. recently sent home a hoy of
irult, among which was an orange mea.nr;n,
10 inches in circumference.
fALkYRA Our correspondent wr;,ss
march 70 business in this place ia ouiet
ana every one is waiting for the gentle sprinu
Among the people who have arrived in
Town during the past week are: Mr.. John
n. bennett and wife of Danforth, Me. Mr..
bennett is Palmyra boy. has recently mar.
REQ and Is now visiting relatives in town
non Russell Cennett, also of Danforth. was
In town last wsek.-Mrs w f. Wentworrb
young married lady, died last Thursday
aIter a lingering illness.-Reuel Wright. VIII,
mas oeen at work in tine woods, came homp a
few days ago sick, and died last Friday. He
was promising young man and his friends
sincerely mourn their loss.
EAST MADISON. Our corresponds N write.
March rs: There are nearly four feet of snow
on level in this section. The top rails of the
FENCES are. however, making their appearance.
About 500 cords OF wood have been deliy.
erea at the wooden mill this W nter-The saw
mill and shingle-mill on the stream below have
hao good run of business Three different
parties here are manufacturing lumbermen's
driving calks, giving employment to quite a
number OF men.-A railroad from Skowbeyan
10 oolon during 1887 is among the possbili
Ties Should it take the nearest and most
direct route it will pass through E Madison.
Inc hne water power here would then be
used to Its fullest extent. and woul. undoubt-
ediy facilitate the slate quarrying business =
A lodge OF A. . U. W., with fifteen charter
members, has been recently org .nzed by Mr..
Toward of Waterville.-rhe Village I'm
provement Society meet at Grange Hall
every Thursday evening in good numbers.
entertainments are being planned to procure
funds to make various Improvements. Among
the first street lamps are mentioned baked
bean supper last Thursday evening melted the
society SIS.
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iMarrtfb.

Tn this city March "a. BY Rev. F. Q. Ward MT
Cbas. A. Chase to Miss Florence A. NORWOOD DOLL
of Gardiner.
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Take D. X. and be o. X. See ad.
mchS-6m
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I3ifn.

In oeare, Iowa. March 70. Miohael keating' Tor
merly of Augusta, aged u years.
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WALDO.

FREEDOM. - Our correspondent writes,
March 2o At the annual town meeting held
to-day, after electng D. w. Dodge for Mod.
orator, the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: ID, B. johnson, Clerk
D. w. Dodge, O. NJ. Harvey, and James
Sylvester, Selectmen; VIM. S. Fuller,
Treasurer; Charles Cox, Supervisor of
Schools; and C. E. Knowlton, Collector and
Constabe.-Miss Mariah j. Mitchell has gone
to Pennington to attend the spring term of
the Normal school there.-u. NJ. Blackstone,
Superintendent of the State Institution at
Bridgewater, Mass, was in town yesterday.
The Belfast Press says The Portland
Packing Company has decided to establish a
corn packing factory at Unity, and has con
tracted for the erection of the building, and
other necessaries. The factory is to be 10.
Gated on the old cheese factory lot. and will
be $50 feet by 40. Contracts have been made
for two hundred aud fifty acres of corn, at
ltc the first year and lac the second. The
factory will employ from a hundred to a hun.
dred and fifty hands tor about six weeks in
early fall.
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WASHINGTON.

Robert Moore, man about twenty one
years of age, from Harvey, N B., was so
badly injured by a falling tree in camp
about fifteen miles from Danforth, one day
last week, that he died in about five hours
They started with him, in hopes to reach
Danforth and get physician, but the poor
fellow died on the way about an hour before
they reached Danfortl.
An Addison correspondent of the Machias
Republican writes: A kerosene lamp ex-
ploded at the house of A. n. Look Monday
night, March l4th, that came very n-ar burn
ing the place. The family had retired and
were all asleep Lewis Seavv who occupied
the room was awakened by the noise made
when the lamp exploded and gave the alarm,
and after hard struggle they succeeded in
putting out the flames Mr.. Seavy had the
misfortune to have his best snit of clothes
destroyed. Beyond that we understand that
not much was burned. 1t was very narrow
escape.
DR.. F. A. Chandler Of Addison, was on
his way to Jonesboro to visit sick patient
it was about o'clock the morning OF
Sunday, March 9th. Suddenly he noticed
that everything seemed to have blue appear
ance, something like the glare of lightning
he looked up into the sky and beheld large
meteor, as large he should judge as the full
moon, falling directly towards him. His
horse took fright and ran for some distance.
The DR.. acknowledges that he was startled,
and we do not wonder at it. The meteor fell
somew here in the neighborhood of the Indian
River Stream.
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DIRK.

The republicans of Biddeford met in the
municipal court room in the city building
Saturday evening and formed political club.
DR.. Chas K. Hussey was elected President.
Very enthusiastic speeches were made. The
membership list includes the most prominent
republicans in the city.
At recent meeting of the city government
of Saco. Judge Lapley the city solicitor,
spoke at length on the subject of the Bid
deford and Saco horse railroad and
against passing the petition for the same
in its present form, declaring it to be
| against the city's best interests
to act in this mater as the city over the river
had done. In granting the petition in its
present form the city council would
voluntarily resign it's voice in Erecting the
location of the tracks and violate the evident
intentions of the company's charter in in
vesting the directors with full power to
choose whatever streets they wish Several
of the aldermen have expressed their agree
ment with the ideas of the city solicitor, or
motion of Aldermen Nourse the petition
ers were given leave to withdraw and pre-
| sent a new petition with streets and location,
| fully specified.
At special town meeting held Monday, t
see if Kennebunkport would raise money tc
build municipal building. it was voted tc
expend $4,000. for such purpose. par
of the building will be used for manufactur
ing purposes. The following were chosen I
board of trustees w. H. Sawyer, +. II
Cousens, John B Mailing, Octavius Hutchins
G.. S. Perkins.
Considerable excitement prevails at San
ford over the sudden death of DIR. Franz
Verril of Acton. He was not sick, but dice
in less than an hour after retiring Wednesda.
night, it is thought from an overdose OF NOR
phine. A post norton examination was hell
At Biddeford The funeral services tool
place at the residence of Mrs Lyman f. Yer
rill on Center street at o'clock Saturday al
ternoon, and were attended by relatives AM
| intimate friends of the deceased.
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his wife. Slander, the jury found
the deft. not guilty.
Samuel LAWYER and Caroline Law
yer, hio wife, va Jerry Koch and
Henry II ,rser, EjectDeos Verdict
FOR plaiutffs
Ner T. SIiddleswartb. High Sheriff
acknowledged deeds to Mary Jane
Hoffman, Philip Hllbisb, Geo. JAG Jbs
and ct al, executurs &c. Elizabeth
Wilmer, Isauc Flanders aud George
Shortzburger.
George Loog vs James Musssr,
Ell. Musser. Executor Of George
Musser, decd. Appeal transcript
Verdict IL favor Of plaintiff.
In estate OF Harrison Swarlz, doc'd
Nathan Fetterolf appointed guar
dian cf Minnio 4. Swariz, n minor
child Of said decedent.
Friday, March 1, 1887, Court al
iourned to April ., aud then to b'
adjourned 10 April D, 1887.
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The Acquisition Of Wealth

the great mass Of men are ever
trying to solve the question how to
get rich, aud in the attempt to do 40.
have pain, mircry. Disgrace, wrong,
ignomiuy, discomfort, and all the
outragcs Of mankind been perpetrat-
ed A grasping, eager desire to
make and accumulate money has
estranged neighbors, friends, br, ths
els, fathers and sous, aud caused
bitter hate aud strife where peace
and love did aud should exist. In
IT. -. 1;A"s~ a~~i., ~ uuiass LLuuey
pinetenths Of all the troubles Of life
originate. tits the duty of every
une 10 try Ivy oil honorable aud
worthy means 10 make living, and
~ the time may arrive, in the life Of
all, when sickness, misfortune or
disability from any cause may over-
take US, il is always desirable to be
careful and prudent, and try to lay
up little means to prevent suffer.
lug and want when misfortune oyers
takes us. But the idea is erroneous
that 1t is the main object Of life 10
hoard up money, The man that has
spent u life in amassing and build
ing up colossal fortune at tho .x-
perss Of the feelings, the Interest
and the prosperity Of others, docs
lot onJoy more happy and quiet
life or a more peaceful death than
The beggar. Money may command
Influence, and help 10 puff { pool
mortal up aud cause him TO bo vain
ostentatious, bat it can NC yer buy q
passport to heaven, or compensate
for life spent in Lramplipg upon
the rights aud feelings cf others.
If there was more Of desire to live
aud enjoy life, aud to do equal JUS
tice to all, less avarice, more honest,
more consideration for, and interest
IN neishbogs aud friends, and less
graspius alter money, til eie would
be less misery, more happiness,
longer aud happier lives. Let the
miser hoard his il! or honestly got
ten gains, but you live with an eye
to comfoltand with proper respect
for the rights Of others, aud We as
sure you, you will live longer and
happier life.
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An old letter written by George
Washington, N Which he spells
genllomen "gentelmen," aud supreme
'supreem," has been resurrected
ani Published, aui the wits are
having their Hing at tie hero of the
hatchet. There was one thing about
Georges spelling, however, that
other people would DO well to copy
lie always spelled patriotism with q
capital =, duty with a big d, aud
country With such large G that i,
overshadJwel every other letter il
the alphabet OF life.
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Another Ar. Craze.

The latest art wo.k among ladies Is known rs
the French Craze" for decorating china, glass
ware, etc. it's something entirely new, and Is
both profitable and fasciuatng. 1t Is very pop
ular in New York. Boston and other Ea'tern
cities. To laiies desiring to learn the Art, we
VIII send an elegant china PLAGUE tsi1, is inch
es.1 handsomely decorated. for model, together
wish hoN of mctcral iDJ colOred designs assorted
In flowers, snimais, soldiers land scapes. etc.,
complete. with full Instructions, upon receipt OF
only Si.UJ. Tho PLAGUE alohe Is worth more
than the amount CHARGED. To every lady order
iut this OUTFIT VIII encloses the address Of hve
other ladies interested in Art matters, TO whom
We can mail our new catalogue OF Art Goods, we
VIII enclose extra aut without charge. an imlta-
tiun hand.pdintcd brass PLAGUE. Instruction
book In printing, 10 lorcd pictures &c, only l3c
Embroidery SILK, bs 81 quality all cOlOrs soc. per
100 skeins Tinscl Br,i1. gold " silver, ior ART
embroidery aud needle work. large ball, only lbc
Mac-ame Cord, white 5lc pur III any lOr, 6Jc
per III. Other goods at equally low prices. Ad
drCSs. -
THE EMPIRE NEWS CO., syracuse, N.
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Ladies, Lock Here !!

We offer advantages 10 cash buyers that will
never be found In the beaten path of regular
trade. We buy immense Job lots from bankrupt
cOnserns who are forced to sell, and our pr ces
are hnal, Decisive, aud Crushing Following we
give facts and hgurcs that will not and cannot
lie!
Ladies' elegant plush handbags. IOc; Russia
pocket books 2so (worth IA: Alligator specie
purses nickel frames, ball snap, large size, 22c;
Ladies two,blade pen knives, she'll handle, zoe:
Manicure Knives, Tor tho huger nails l5c ;
Charm hniyes lOc ; "Gemn carpet stretchers'
the best, 80 Madame Louise hair crimpers, lOc;
BABY pins, hne gold plated, with cut letters,
''hhhy,' "Dirllng,' Pet etc, zoe u pair
worth 5Oc); sterooscOpes, fancy hoods, IOc
comic, stituary, and actresses, 6Oc per doz.
worth ~; gilt edge playIGg cards, SOC a D ok
tworth 75cl; Tom Thumb playing cards, Toe ;
hahdsume ledthcrctto photo albums, gilt edge;
25c Music boxes, yory hno, sl.lO, "Mikado''
bangle bracelets, latest thing in ladies' jewellery,
soc; Opera feather fans, cardinal, blue, pink or
white, bone sticks, 6lc worth sl25); Ladies'
OF actresses, q oach, for zoe Sewing machine
ol tbest sperm, large bottles, 25c Lubln's
Complexion soap, Ice, cakes for 25c Lubin's
Identifying Powder, large bottles, loo petro-
ieum Jelly pouade, bottles Tor zoe; Geranium
cologne, "A new and lasting perfume, 30c worth
1877; "Stolen Kisses" an extra fine perfume, 40c
worth sDi French shoe dressing, bet quality, s
bottles Tor g5c; These are all great bargains.
No order hlled Tor less thaH one dollar. Hand.
some nickel watch locket, chain and charm all
In beautiful satin'lined case, given ireo with oy-
cry trial order amounting TO over 1--WE dollars re-
eoiyed during the next 30 days. As all goods
not satisfactory may be returned, you run no risk
In sending US q trial order. Address,
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canaiaa.ss' Cards
SHERIFF.

EDIroR or THE Posr MANY republicans Of
this staid Republican stronghold have express.
cd their opinion I'm respect to the nomination OF
n popular and available candidate for one OF tho
most emportant offices OF tho county One
which most materially affects all classes OF our
people, namely. that OF the sherihalty. With
due respect 10 ppblio sentiment, we submit that
ID. Bllender. Of Middlebprgh, would make q
strong candidate before the people, because, oi
his official integrity and easy conduct in regard
to oil matters placed in his hands for collection.
lie has experience which l. essential to n proper
discharge of the duties Of the office. He Is well
and fsvorably known throughout the county.
That he IL a Republican no one doubts. and
therefore, we ask ior him hearty support az the
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
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MANY CITIZENS.

Ed. PosT.-permlt us to suggest the name OF
Dr. job W. Orwig Of Middloburgh, MS q suit
sble candidate for the Office OF sheriff of Sny.
der county subject to the decision Of the Re.
publican Primary Election. Mr.. Drwig j. not
only gentleman eninsutly n ted for tho Of
dcc, bat Ia deserving Of the highest praise Tor
the services ho rendsrod u his scountry-havinv
IN possession the bDnorable discharges from
ave years. services In tho Rebellion on the
back Of which are tie sworn testimony OF HIS
comm auding officers certifying to his having
participated 10 thiity.One regular battles aud
wc can show no bcter return for his services
than his Dominati1i. We recognize him as
an honorable genthman In whom we have tho
highest confidence aud respectfully ask rec.
ogni nition Of his morts-feeling assured that II
nominated he viii b. triumphantly olcctsl.
HtSF FRIENDS.
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SHERIFF SALE.

whereas by virtue Of writ issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Snyder coun
", and to me dire:ted will expose 10 Public
sale, at the Court House IN NJ iide eburgh, on
Monday, March %, 1887,
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Grimm FiFa
Ia lieayertown, Snyder county, Pa, boun led
North by Market strCet East by Edward
Freed, south by Strawberry alley, West by
James Herbster, being o. feet wide and $50
feet more or less In depth and being designat
cd as lot NO. II OH the plot Of said town.
Mheleon are erected 2STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, GOOD STABLE and
other necessary outbuildiugs,
seized taken into execution and to be cold
as the property Of Philip Kinney.
NER u. MlDDLESWARTH
Sheriff
Sheriii's ifce, MiddleburGb, March S, 's7.
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MANY REPUBLICANS,

EDrToR posr Please announce my name a.
n candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Primary. Mon.
roe township has never been ro presented In this
oillce, and think deserves recognition. Should
| he elected | shall ondcaver to an the office
crcdi,ablc to myself and my constituents.
DANIEL BEAVER.
March 2, 81. pd. of Monroc town hin.
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Wanted Agents to sell New Book by
Hon. James q. Blaine.

The great questions of the day ably discussed
by Americas greatest and most popular states
man. Prices low Sure TO have an enormous sale
Agents should apply quick to secure choice ter.
rl'ory. For full particulars address rFNNSYL-
WANNA PUBLISHING COMPANY, Harris
burg. Pa.
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Henry Ward Beecher the noted
Brooklyn divine died at his home on
Tuesday morning from the effects Of
stroke Of paralysss.
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En-. Posr.-PieAso announce the name of
lameS ". Houser, for reelection to the office of
County Com nissi0ner AIR. HOuser Ia man
whom We believe eminently fitted Tor the oifice.
hOnest and upright in his dealings, possessed of
good Judgment md sound common sense. One
whose political principals admit OF no dispute
and whose character requires no yindication
We earnestly hope he VIII be nominated and
triumphantly elected.
MANN REpTfHII
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An unsuccessful attempt was made
in New York the other day 10 trans
fer rabbits eye to the head of q
small boy who bad lost bis eye on
tho fourth Of July. The Ellicott
City progress thinks "it is we'll the
transportation was not success.
That boy might have had tlouble-
como dusiIe TO out cabbage. grass
and other green things. With a
rabbits eye in his head he would
have looked with suspicion on every
dog he met A shot gun would
have been terror 10 him. We
once read Of boy that had cate
eye in his head aud he was forever
10 okiug down mouse hole. Some
times science goes just little too
far.
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ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

En-. posT.-Pieas announce my name as n
candidate Tor rsiomin,tio for the once Of
Associate Judge, slbject to the decision ofthc
ensuing Republican Urinary Election. Thank
lug the people tor iast lavors,
l Remain Yours
=. A. WEIZEL.
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COMMISSIONERS,

En-. PosT.--plca'e announce my name MS a
candidate Tor the Oiice OF County Commissioner,
subject to the decision OF the Republican Prima.
ry, and obligc, Very Respectfully Yours,
SAMUEL Il. WALTER.
Of Franklin Township.
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En-. Posr.-Please announce the name oil
David Reichiy OF Franklin rs q candidate for
The once Of sheriff ut the com ng Repub'
Iicnn Primary Election, Mr.. Reichly was an
honest, ithfui and oblininR officer. lenient
and accomm odating, he endured burdens and
difficulties during his term, his word AID
promises are gooi -
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ED. Post: -Fleae state t. the Republicans
Of Suyder County. that respectfully solicit
their votes at the comming Urinary Election
for the nomination OF County Treasurer.
Very Respectfully Yours,
JOHN REITZ,
Of Franklin,
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En-. Posr.-Please snbCuuce my name as n
candidate for ~, otfice Of County Commiss on
er, subject to the decision Of the Republican
Primary. Very Truly Yours.
n jAGog Il, HOWELL Ella.
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TREASURER.

En-, PosT.-Pbsse announce the name 81
Edward W. Tool Of Frceburg as = candidate
for County Treasurer. Mr.. Tool is man
worthy and well qunlinsd for tho position,
generous and ,seOmm oda ting-ono VII )st
election would be scrodit to the county
BEPUBLIUAN.